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Apple Pay Customer Experience 1 This document provides the Customer’s Experience via stepbystep screen prints and comments. 1. Select the “Passbook” application icon rom iPhone6 or 6Plus Passbook Icon

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Apple  Pay  Customer  Experience  

 

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This  document  provides  the  Customer’s  Experience  via  step-­‐by-­‐step  screen  prints  and  comments.  

   

1. Select  the  “Passbook”  application  icon  rom  iPhone6  or  6Plus      

     

   

Passbook    Icon  

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 2. Select  the  “+”  sign,  upper  right  corner  of  screen,    to  add  cards  to  passbook    

 

     

3. If  you  have  an  account  with  Apple  iTunes  then                    Select  “Use  Card  on  File  with  iTunes.”      If  not,  then                      Select  “Use  a  Different  Credit  or  Debit  Card”  option  

   

   

Add  a  Credit  of  Debit  Card  

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 4. Three  Ways  to  Enter  Account  Information:      

1. Account  on  File  with  iTunes  If  the  “Use  Card  on  File  with  iTunes”  option  was  selected  in  the  previous  step:  a. iTunes  “Card  Number”  on  file,  last  4-­‐digits,  will  pre-­‐populate      b. Customer  must  enter  the  “Security  Code”  (aka  CVV2/CVC2)  printed  on  back  of  the  

physical  card  2. Camera  Scan  the  Account  Information  

If  the  “Use  a  Different  Credit  or  Debit  Card”  option  was  selected  in  the  previous  step,  the  customer  can:  a. Use  the  “camera”  feature  to  scan  the  front  of  the  card    b. Customer  must  enter  the  “Security  Code”  (aka  CVV2/CVC2)  printed  on  back  of  the  

physical  card  3. Enter  the  Account  Information  

If  the  “Use  a  Different  Credit  or  Debit  Card”  option  was  selected  in  the  previous  step,  the  customer  can  enter:  a.    Credit  or  Debit  Account  Number  b.    Expiration  Date    c.    “Security  Code”  (aka  CVV2/CVC2)  printed  on  back  of  the  physical  card      

       

Screen  Example:    Account  on  File  with  Apple  iTunes  

 Last  4-­‐Digits  Acct  Num    Enter  “Security  Code”  

 

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 5.  Issuer’s  Digital  Wallet  Terms  and  Conditions  screen  is  displayed  6. Select  the  “Agree”  option      

   

         

 

 

 

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7. Verification Process

 

 

 

3 Verification Outcomes:

1. Red Path 2. Yellow Path 3. Green Path

   

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Provisioning  request  has  been  submitted  to  Apple,  MC/Visa  and  the  

Issuer/Processor  for  verification      

First  Data/STAR  provision  verification  fields:  

1. Account  Number  2. Expiration  Date  3. CVV2/CVC2  4. External  Status  Result  provided  to  Visa/MC  is  either  Approve  or  Decline.    5. If  Address  Verification  is  

requested  by  Apple,  FD/STAR  compares  the  following  fields  to  the  data  provided  by  Apple  on  file  via  the  iTunes  account:    -­‐  First  5-­‐Positions  of  Address    -­‐  Zip  Code  

Result  is  1  of  18  codes*  which  is  provided  to  Visa/MC  to  complete  the  final  provisioning  decision.    *See  CD-­‐3807,  “AV”  field  for  list  of  values.  

 

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1. Red Path

In the event the Issuer has not enrolled in the token service, the customer will receive the following message:

                                                                                       

 

In the event the customer’s account did not qualify for the token service, the customer will receive the following message:

 

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2. Yellow Path

Source: Google Images 2014, 9to5mac.com    

Yellow Path can occur during the card provisioning process for a credit/debit where: • Apple iTunes account is new • Apple iTunes address or profile change within past 20 days • Apple iTunes account inactive more than 12 months • Apple iTunes address does not match Issuer/Processors address on file Yellow Path Phone Number • Customer must call 1-880# provided to verify account and iPhone device • Issuer’s Customer Service Representative will verify customer via standard security questions then activate the token account via Visa/MC portals. • Future functionality to allow Yellow Path verification via different methods other than the Issuer’s 1-800#. Information Icon

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3. Green Path  

a. Issuer’s  Card  Art  appears  b. Screen  displays  the  account  is  “ready  for  Apple  Pay”  c. Select  “Done”  option.    

   

     

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 Green Path - continued    

       

Account has been successfully added to the Passbook Information Icon Other cards or ticket/boarding passes already in wallet  

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8.    To  add  other  debit,  credit  or  loyalty  cards  9.    Select  the  “Add  Another  Card”  option  

   

         

Add  more  cards  to  digital  wallet  

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   10. “Top  of  Wallet”  is  the  preferred  card  which  can  be  activated  by  the  Apple’s  

“Touch  ID”  feature  (thumb  print  verification  via  pressing  the  home  button  at  the  bottom  of  the  iPhone  or  in  the  mid-­‐section  where  thumb  print  icon  is  provided)  .    If  cardholder’s  phone  is  set  up  with  “Touch  ID”  then  the  cardholder  does  not  have  to  unlock  phone  and  select  “Passbook”  prior  to  holding  phone  to  point  of  sale  terminal.        

11. Cardholders  can  elect  to  unlock  phone,  select  “Passbook”  and  choose  the  card  of  choice  prior  to  holding  phone  to  point  of  sale  terminal.      

 

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12.    To  change  “Top  of  Wallet”  card:  a. Select  “Lifestyle”  application  b. Select  “Settings”  option  c. Select  “Passbook  &  Apple  Pay”  option  d. Under  the  “Transaction  Defaults”  section,  select  “Default  Card”    e. “Select  a  Card”  screen  displays  all  cards  in  wallet  f. Green  check  mark  designates  the  “Top  of  Wallet”  or  default  card.  g. Tap  the  card  of  choice  for  the  “Top  of  Wallet”.      h. The  green  check  mark  will  appear  next  to  the  card  selected.  i. Select  the  “Back”  or  “Home”  button  to  back  out  of  the  Lifestyle  application  

 Screen  Features  

Source: Google Images 2014, 9to5mac.com    13.    Select  the  “Information”  icon  to  view  the  last  4-­‐digits  of  the  account  number,  

device/token  account  number  and  Issuer  related  information.    

•Use of Cardbackgroundcombined Image: •Bank Logo •Co-Brand Logo •Visa Logo (Sig. Platinum, etc.) •Background of Card Use of Foreground Color : •Depicts Last 4 Digits of PAN/Acct Number •Transaction History •Most recent transaction •Information Icon • “Back of Pass”  

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14.    Icon  Images      

     

   

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 15.    “Back of Pass” Screen  

Displayed after selecting the “Information” Icon from previous screen.  

 

Mobile Banking Application Banner •Allows consumer to log into the mobile banking application from Apple Pay. Transaction Notifications (Credit Only) •Displays transactions when this option is selected  

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“Back of Pass” - Continued

Contact Number • Customer Service Number embedded in the “tap & go” field Last 4-Digits of Account Number

Last 4-Digits of Token Number

Privacy Policy URL •Embedded into this “tap & go” field. •Provided by Issuer. Terms and Condition URL •Embedded into this “tap & go” Field •Provided by Issuer Email or Bank Website Can be displayed here.  

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16.    “Contact”  Options:  These  are  optional  features  for  each  Issuer:  a.  Call  –  If  selected,  the  phone  auto-­‐dials  the  Issuers  1-­‐800  provided      b.  Email  –  If  selected,  phone  prompts  an  email  message  with  Issuer’s  email  address  pre-­‐filled.    NOTE:    Chase  did  not  provide  Email  option  

c. Website  –  If  selected,  the  phone  links  customer  to  Issuer’s  website      

   

17.    Select  the  “Terms  and  Conditions”    option    NOTE:    This  is  an  optional  feature  for  each  Issuer  

 

         

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     18.    Select  the  “Privacy  Policy”  option    

NOTE:    This  is  an  optional  feature  for  each  Issuer                      

                                                                                                         

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 Cardholder  Notification  Email  Examples  

 Example  1:    From:  Chase  <no-­‐[email protected]>  Date:  October  21,  2014  at  9:36:02  PM  EDT  To:  [email protected]  Subject:  Your  Chase  card  ending  in  ###  has  been  added  to  Apple  Pay  

 Thank  you  for  adding  your  Chase  card  ending  in  ###  to  Apple  PayTM.  You  can  now  use  your  device  to  make  contactless  purchases  at  participating  merchants  wherever  your  Visa  card  is  accepted  today.  You  can  also  shop  and  check  out  using  your  device  wherever  you  see  the  Apple  PayTM  logo.      You  are  getting  a  unique  Device  Account  Number:  In  your  Apple  Pay  account,  you'll  see  a  unique  Device  Account  Number  listed  under  your  card  number.  This  new  number  improves  security  because  it  is  only  used  with  your  device.  You  should  use  this  number  whenever  an  Apple  Pay  merchant  asks  for  the  last  4  digits  of  your  card  number.    If  you  did  not  add  this  card  in  Apple  Pay,  please  call  us  at  the  phone  number  listed  on  the  back  of  your  card  or  on  a  billing  statement.    We  appreciate  your  business  and  trust.    Sincerely,  Chase  Customer  Care    Esta  comunicación  contiene  información  importante  de  la  cuenta.  Si  tiene  alguna  pregunta,  por  favor  llame  al  número  indicado  en  el  reverso  de  su  tarjeta.  

 

Example  2:    

From:  Citi  Cards  <[email protected]>  Date:  October  20,  2014  at  8:59:40  PM  EDT  To:  [email protected]  Subject:  Your  card  is  ready  to  use  in  Apple  Pay  Reply-­‐To:  "citicards"  <17daea73dlayeovcia3l5kuaaaaaabbu3lq5td4rptbkqaaalfdmgwaad@info.citibank.com>  

You’ve successfully added your account to Apple Pay™! We’re excited to offer Apple Pay as an innovative way to use your phone to make purchases on your Citi ThankYou® Preferred account with the touch of a finger. Didn’t request your account be added to Apple Pay? If you or an authorized user didn’t ask for this account to be added to Apple Pay please call us know right away. As always, you’ll have $0 liability for unauthorized charges. Call: 1-855-744-8682 TTY/TDD: 1-800-325-2865

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Your Apple Pay number is different than your credit card number To help keep your information safe, your device account number in Apple Pay is different than the number on your credit card.

• You can see the last four digits of your credit card number and device account number in Passbook anytime.

• The last four digits of your device account number will show on the receipt when you make a purchase.

• Your Citi ThankYou® Preferred credit card number didn’t change and can still be used to make charges.

Thanks for the opportunity to serve you We’re committed to creating financial solutions and services that are simple and responsive. Feel free to contact us if you have questions or suggestions.  

 

   

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About  Apple  Pay  &  Privacy  

 

When  you  choose  to  add  a  payment  card  to  Apple  Pay,  information  you  provide  about  your  card  may  be  collected  in  order  to  determine  your  eligibility  and  enable  use  of  the  feature.  Information  about  your  payment  card,  including  your  credit  and  debit  card  number,  the  name  and  billing  address  associated  with  your  account,  general  information  about  your  iTunes  and  App  Store  account  activity  (e.g.,  whether  you  have  a  long  history  of  transactions  within  iTunes),  information  about  your  device  (e.g.,  the  name  of  your  device),  as  well  as  your  location  at  the  time  you  add  your  card  (if  you  have  Location  Services  enabled),  may  be  sent  to  Apple  and  provided  by  Apple  to  your  card  issuer  and  payment  network  in  order  to  determine  the  eligibility  of  your  card,  for  fraud  detection  purposes  and  to  facilitate  your  use  of  the  Apple  Pay  feature.  

When  you  make  an  Apple  Pay  transaction,  your  payment  information  will  be  provided  to  the  merchant  where  you  make  a  purchase.  The  card  number  from  your  credit  or  debit  card  is  not  provided  to  the  merchant  by  Apple.  

In  addition  to  this  information,  when  you  choose  to  use  Apple  Pay  to  make  payments  in  apps,  your  zip  code  will  be  provided  to  merchants  in  order  to  enable  tax  and  shipping  cost  calculation.  Other  information  you  provide  when  finalizing  your  payment  (e.g.,  a  shipping  address)  will  also  be  provided  to  the  merchant  with  your  consent.  In  order  to  securely  transmit  this  information  to  merchants  when  you  use  Apple  Pay  to  make  payments  in  apps,  the  information  is  sent  to  Apple  in  encrypted  form  where  it  is  briefly  decrypted  and  re-­‐encrypted  with  a  key  which  only  the  merchant  can  read.  Apple  does  not  retain  any  of  this  information  in  a  form  that  personally  identifies  you.  

If  you  have  Location  Services  turned  on,  the  location  of  your  iOS  Device  at  the  time  you  use  your  iOS  Device  to  make  purchases  in  stores  may  be  sent  anonymously  to  apple  and  will  be  used  to  help  Apple  Pay  improve  the  accuracy  of  business  names  in  the  Passbook  card  transaction  history  and  may  be  retained  in  the  aggregate  to  improve  other  Apple  products  and  services.  You  may  disable  the  location-­‐based  functionality  of  Apple  Pay  by  going  to  the  Location  Services  setting  on  your  iOS  Device  and  turning  off  the  individual  location  setting  for  Passbook.  

By  using  Apple  Pay,  you  agree  and  consent  to  Apple’s  and  its  subsidiaries’  and  agents’  transmission,  collection,  maintenance,  processing,  and  use  of  all  of  the  foregoing  information,  to  provide  Apple  Pay  functionality.  Apple  Pay  data  that  has  been  disassociated  from  you  may  be  retained  for  a  limited  period  of  time  to  generally  improve  Apple  Pay  and  other  Apple  products  and  services.  

At  all  times  your  information  will  be  treated  in  accordance  with  Apple’s  Privacy  Policy,  which  is  incorporated  by  reference  into  this  License  and  can  be  viewed  at:  www.apple.com/privacy/.